The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-04
WISCONSIN NEWS.

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made an offer OF ten acres OF ground in
North la Crosse, on which to erect
the Theological Seminary OF the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church o. America,
il the synod should decide % locate it
on the north side, and build il on the
ground offered.
Tue Madison child burglar. Ray
Crosby, will be taken 70 the Industrial
school for girls at Milw sukee, be be
iDg too young Tor admission TO the in
Etitution for boys At Waukesha. He
and his brother Frank We're taken
While engaged in an attempt TO break
the safe IN the Office OF the Wisconsin
Wagon Works. Tnelr ages are and
8 years.
CHARLES CHUsHAEsOS, Is years old.
is under arrest at La Crosse on q
charge OF burglary.
CAREY, convicted al La Crosse Cf
burglary, WIS sentenced TO two years
imprisonment.
THE La Crosse County iair viii h=
held September 20 to 29, inclusive.
CHARLES PREss, convicted al La
Crosse for the murder OF Saloonkeep-
er Nels White, has been sentenced TO
Imprisonment for lie.
a RAILWAY caboose was entered 10y
burglars at La Crosse, and property
valued st $50, belonging TO Roy
HaineS, brakeman, was stolen.
THE old buildings are being removed
from the proposed site o. the custom
house TO De built at La Crosse.
TIE report OF Secretary Wallber, OF
the Brew ers' association, for the year
ending May l. shows that /, l,2l7I75
barrels OF beer were sold by MIlwau.
kee brewers during that period. Al s.
per barre! the cash value Of the beer
sold was $9,737, 400. Every rewery
except one sold more beer last rnan
the year before.
HENRY MAXWELL, OF La Crosse, q
railway freight brakeman, was kiiiei
at WateCtow Nd, OAK, while attemps-
ing TO board a moving engine HIS
remains were brought home for
burial.
JOIN 5. TH0RB URN hanged bimsei,
at his home in ths outskirts OF Miners.
Point, during It ot dependency
caused by illness. The unfortunate.
who was about 20 years OF age, had
for time resided near Madison. He
le't MS aged wife In comfortable cir
CumstauCss.
BURGLARS took $500 worth Of
watches and leRtlry from the store o.
Hotchklss L Newell, II Osseo. They
also cleared he casa drawer OF quite
a sum OF money.
Al La Crosse, on the 26tB, the cOnrt
oyer-ruied the motion Tor a new trial
CT Charles Press, wno has been twice
convicted OF the murder ofNels White,
and sentenced him 10 Imprisonment
Tor lie. It j. seid tha- his counsel
will appeal 10 the supreme court.
ABiJAH MOON has bean held 10 trial
at Eau Claire on a charge OF being
a party TO a forgery. He IL IN iail IL
default OF $500 bail.
4 TRAIN on the St. Paul Road was
delayed Two hours near Eau Claire by
four horses falling through a tressel in
front OF the engine.
CHARLES WOTTRICH, & CoppeTsmith,
fell down a fight OF sUalrs forming the
spproach to basement on the cor
ner Cf Walnut and Seventh Streets,
Milwaukee, on the oath, and fractured
mis- skull He was taken to his home,
where he died, shortly after. WOCt-
rich was So years old.
The Chippewa Valley Lumbermen' 5
Association has appointed a commit
tee to look over the prospect for bet
ter lumber freight rates from Eau
Claire, Chippewa Falls and dependent
points.
THE Rev. Z. b. Hubbell, OF Chicago,
has been chosen assistant pastor OF
the Eau Claire Presbyterian church.
THE Eau Claire prohibition club has
arranged .or Temperance camp-meet-
ing 10 be held June 2I24, inclusive.
GEORGE WARMER, who shot Abbot
Lawrence, in Milwaukee, more than
year ago, and who has been travelling
in the West, has returned, and Is now
a the county insane asylum for
treatment. A short time ago he was
reported to be completely recovered,
but has suffered a relapse.
The losses at the burning OF the
Baumbach Company's drug house
AT Milwaukee, have been adjusted, the
total beng fixed at S95 900.
Al VI u - ouhtC O- NAC - ~ 'SC nc
BLACK Maria was taking lts daily
consignment OF prisoners to the house
OF correction, Andrew Er!Ckscnr
Sho IN" 80 c'T -. -! -,
uaAS loI a@i S'l1' 'e'' - o'i' -''7 'S''
ahu e1pieu'
a FARMERS institute VIII De held ri
Sturgeon Bay jane 10 ana IL.
Door County is asked TO give $40
600 in aid o. the Midland Railroad.
JOIN WEBER, OF Sturgeon Bay,
killed thirty-one Wild cats this season.
TIE iurv in the case OF Charles
Press. tTied a. La Crosse for the muir
der OF Mrs. White, returned a verdict
OF guilty. Press was tried il November
last. and was convicted, hu. secured a
new trial.
A son al Charles Braun drove
down on the Little Sturgeon dock TO
get a bale OF hay, and turning around
MS team backed of into the water,
which was about twenty-five feee